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IELTS General Training Volume 3

IELTS General Training Volume 3

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Part 1: Question 1 - 14
  • 1 1821
  • 2 (The) Hunter (River)
  • 3 1870
  • 4 C
  • 5 B
  • 6 A
  • 7 D
  • 8 I
  • 9 G
  • 10 K
  • 11 J
  • 12 E
  • 13 H
  • 14 F
Part 2: Question 15 - 27
  • 15 free
  • 16 lecture/3-hour lecture
  • 17 9/nine
  • 18 tutorial
  • 19 Course B / Statistics for Marketing
  • 20 workshops
  • 21 15/fifteen
  • 22 workshops
  • 23 D
  • 24 A
  • 25 N
  • 26 C
  • 27 B
Part 3: Question 28 - 40
  • 28 YES
  • 29 NOT GIVEN
  • 30 NOT GIVEN
  • 31 YES
  • 32 YES
  • 33 YES
  • 34 NO
  • 35 C
  • 36 J
  • 37 I
  • 38 F
  • 39 H
  • 40 B

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详细试卷答案解析:

Part 1: Questions 1-14

Questions 1-3

Use information in the description below to answer Questions 1 to 3.

Use NO MORE THREE WORD AND/OR NUMBER

Write your answer in boxes 1-3 on your answer sheet

When was Lieutenant Close given the land on which Morpeth grew?

1

On what river is Morpeth situated?

2

When did trains first get to Morpeth?

3

  • 1 Answer: 1821

    Keywords in Questions

    Similar words in Passage

    Q1: When was Lieutenant Close given the land on which Morpeth grew?

    The town of Morpeth grew from an original 2000 acres of land given to an English army officer, Lieutenant Edward Close (1790-1866), in 1821.

    + We can assume that the answer could be a number or a noun phrase used to indicate a period of time or a specific time.

    + The second sentence of the first paragraph contains all keywords. It is clear that Morpeth grew from the land which is given to Lieutenant Close in 1821. Therefore, the answer is 1821.

  • 2 Answer: (The) Hunter (River)

    Keywords in Questions

    Similar words in Passage

    Q2: On what river is Morpeth situated?

    During the 1830s and 1840s Morpeth became a major river port, due to its favourable location. Produce, hides and timber were brought to Morpeth from inland New South Wales and shipped down the Hunter river to the coast and then to Sydney.

    + The answer is the name of a river on which Morpeth is situated.

    + These two sentences contains all keywords. Note that “location” is a noun form of “locate”, which is a synonym for “situate”. Besides, it is clear that “produce, hides and timber were brought to Morpeth” and “shipped down the Hunter river to the coast”. Therefore, the answer is (The) Hunter river.

  • 3 Answer: 1870

    Keywords in Questions

    Similar words in Passage

    Q3: When did trains first get to Morpeth?

    However, in 1870 a railway line reached the town, and the importance of river shipping began to decline.

    + We can assume that the answer could be a number or a noun phrase used to indicate a period of time or a specific time.

    + This sentence contains words or phrases with meanings similar to those of keywords. Note that “a railway line” is tracks on which trains run. This means when “a railway line reached the town” in 1870, trains could also get to Morpeth at that time. Therefore, the answer is 1870.

Questions 4-7

Questions 8-14

READING PASSAGE 1

You should spend about 20 minutes on Questions 1- 14, which are based on Reading Passage 1 below.

Accommodation

Questions 1 – 3

Use information in the description below to answer Questions 1 to 3. Write your answer in boxes 1-3 on your answer sheet.

Morpeth is today a small town about two hours’ drive north of Sydney. The town of Morpeth grew from an original 2000 acres of land given to an English army officer, Lieutenant Edward Close (1790-1866), in 1821. During the 1830s and 1840s Morpeth became a major river port, due to its favourable location. Produce, hides and timber were brought to Morpeth from inland New South Wales and shipped down the Hunter river to the coast and then to Sydney. However, in 1870 a railway line reached the town, and the importance of river shipping began to decline. Today, Morpeth, with its beautiful old buildings, is a popular tourist destination.

Questions 4 -7

WHERE TO STAY Accommodation
A

Country Comfort Inn, Hunter Valley

The Country Comfort Inn, Hunter Valley, is a beautifully restored 125-year-old building just 20 minutes from the vineyards.

Formerly an orphanage, the Inn is set on 10 acres of landscaped gardens complete with pool, sauna, tennis court, spa, gym, billiard room, guest lounge, fireplace, cocktail bar, and two restaurants. Special packages available.

New England Highway, Maitland.

Call toll free 1800 065 064

or (049) 32 52 88

B

Siesta Motel

“Spend a night – not a fortune”

That’s the Budget Motel chain motto. The Siesta Motel, rated 3-star, is conveniently placed at the gateway to tire winery district and nearby to the historic towns of Morpeth and Wollombi.

The family-owned and operated Siesta offers air – conditioned comfort and a friendly atmosphere. A free light breakfast is delivered to your suite and excellent meals are available at the Maitland City Bowling Club next door. Quality of accommodation is assured and the tariff is the lowest in the district.

258 New England Highway, Maitland.

Phone (049) 32 83 22

C

Endeavour East Maitland Motel

28 modern, comfortable 3-star units which open onto the swimming pool and bar beque area. All units feature TV and videos, air-conditioning, 2 with spas.

Fully licensed restaurant with cocktail bar and lounge is open 7 nights. Close to all amenities.

New England Highway, East Maitland.

Phone (049) 33 54 88

D

Eskdale Country Cottages

Rustic cottages secluded amongst gum trees provide quietness and privacy on 200 acres. The cottages are located on the historic beef cattle property, “Eskdale”, nestled in the Williams Valley. Each cottage is completely self-contained having 2 bedrooms, full kitchen facilities, and sitting rooms with TV and video, and offers comfortable rural accommodation to those who enjoy the delights of the country yet still retain access to the city. Situated close to the towns of Morpeth, Maitland, Port Stephens & rainforests around Dungog.

Nelson Plains Road, Seaham NSW 2324.

Phone (049) 88 62 07, 88 62 09

Fax (049)88 62 09

Questions 8-14

Read the description below of the town of Morpeth and answer the questions that follow.

The best way to see Morpeth is to take the Morpeth Heritage Walk. This covers about three kilometres, and takes visitors past many beautiful historical buildings. Starting at Fig Tree Hill, which has picnic facilities, stroll past the Surgeon’s Cottage, built in 1845, formerly home of the local doctor, now shops. From there you will come to Morpeth Bridge, erected in 1870, which replaced a ferry boat. Opposite it on the right is the Courthouse, still in use today. Continue your walk past the historic Railway Station, then turn into George Street. Stroll past gracious houses until you come to the Church of the Immaculate Conception on your right, built of bricks made in Gosford. Continuing up George Street, you come to the shopping district; browse through the shops or stop for refreshment. Your tour of Morpeth will finish at magnificent Closebourne House, built in 1826 by Lieutenant Edward Close.

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